Many of our greenhouses can also be adapted to fit onto a dwarf wall, again we would provide a plan for the construction of this upon order confirmation. Greenhouses of this type are often referred to as planthouses. The photo illustrates an example of a wall that was prepared to accept one of our larger rhs collection greenhouses at the recent Chelsea Flower Show. In this instance the wall is single skin since the greenhouse was only on show for a number of days. A more substantial and longer lasting wall for your greenhouse would be double skin. Often foundations are made from bricks or stone that are sympathetic to the area, house or garden.

If you would like more information about our greenhouses please contact us via email or call 0845 434 8897

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